Durasov Theatre

The Durasov Theatre sits within Lyublino Park and Estate, displaying classical Russian design from the early 1800s with refined details. The complex includes multiple buildings on the grounds, including a separate school building where performers were trained.

The building was founded around 1800 under Nikolai Durasov and designed by architects Rodion Rodionowitsch Kasakow and Ivan Vasil'evich Yegotov. It became an important center for theatrical arts and was later recognized as a federal cultural heritage site.

This building served as a performance space where serf actors displayed their talents to notable visitors. The stage allowed these artists to participate in cultural life despite their social status.

The theatre is accessible near Metro Volzhskaya station and can be reached on foot. Visitors should check opening hours before visiting, as these may vary by season or special events.

The grounds feature a specialized school building originally constructed to train stage performers, maintaining this function across generations. This unusual dual-purpose facility shows how theatrical training and performance remained linked at this location over time.

Location: Lyublino District

Architects: Rodion Rodionowitsch Kasakow, Ivan Vasil'evich Yegotov

Official opening: 1800s

Part of: Lyublino Park and Estate

GPS coordinates: 55.68778,37.74472

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:07